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Offline Toohn45(aka Jerry Brown)

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Incredibly high ping 400+
« on: December 15, 2014, 12:02:02 am »
Normally I will have one of the lower pings in NA. Even on east coast servers (I live on the west coast) I normally only will have about 60-70. The last two days I have been trying to play but I end up with 400-800 ping constantly on every server. If someone could please help I can not play this game with off the charts ping.
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Re: Incredibly high ping 400+
« Reply #1 on: December 17, 2014, 04:33:50 am »
Have you or someone else in your house got anything downloading or uploading in the background? Or is someone streaming anything like Youtube?

If so, you could try have a look at and tweaking the QoS settings on your router.

If you can't see anything on your end that could possibly be affecting it, you could try running a traceroute with a server close to where you live and posting the results.

How to traceroute
Open command prompt. (windows + s then type 'cmd' and right click on command prompt and run as administrator)
In the DOS screen type this:

"tracert [ip/domain] >[output path, file name]" (without quotation marks!)

for example:

 "tracert www.google.com >C:\results.txt"


The results will be saved into the text file in the location specified above ^
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Re: Incredibly high ping 400+
« Reply #2 on: January 15, 2015, 09:36:11 pm »
Have you or someone else in your house got anything downloading or uploading in the background? Or is someone streaming anything like Youtube?

If so, you could try have a look at and tweaking the QoS settings on your router.

If you can't see anything on your end that could possibly be affecting it, you could try running a traceroute with a server close to where you live and posting the results.

How to traceroute
Open command prompt. (windows + s then type 'cmd' and right click on command prompt and run as administrator)
In the DOS screen type this:

"tracert [ip/domain] >[output path, file name]" (without quotation marks!)

for example:

 "tracert www.google.com >C:\results.txt"


The results will be saved into the text file in the location specified above ^
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